Prashanth Rebala

I'm currently an NYU student with 3 years of Web development experience in Micosoft. I have a keen interest in competitive programming.

Microsoft, Bangalore, India 

Software Engineer 2   (JULY 2019 - JULY 2022)

• Redesigned Microsoft Teams' Search Results Page to provide more context around search results and enhance the user experience.
• Implemented hover actions on search results to enable frequently used functionalities such as Reply-to, Voice/Video Call, and Email resulting in improved user engagement and convenience.
• Utilized various testing frameworks such as Cypress and Protractor to automate end-to-end testing of the entire search experience leading to better development.
• Added support for Bing Speller suggestion to Teams' Search.

Microsoft, Bangalore, India 

Software Engineering Intern   (JANUARY 2019 - JULY 2019)

• Migrated MileIQ's data aggregation process to Azure Event Hubs, resulting in significant increase in the efficiency and real-time processing of user's drives.

Microsoft, Bangalore, India 

Software Engineering Intern   (MAY 2018 - JULY 2018)

• Developed an e-receipt parser for Spend, which was seamlessly integrated as an Outlook mailbox extension, allowing users to conveniently record expenses directly from their mailbox.

Darwinbox, Hyderabad, India 

Software Engineering Intern   (APRIL 2017 - JUNE 2017)

• Contributed to the development of the visual analytics panel for the company's website, providing powerful data-driven insights for stakeholders.
• Built a resume parser to streamline the hiring process for companies, resulting in improved efficiency and a more seamless experience for both applicants and recruiters.

New York University

Master of Science in Computer Engineering   (SEPTEMBER 2022 - PRESENT)

• 4.0 GPA
• Additional Coursework in Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Data Science for Business: Managerial

Notable Project:

Just Breathe —RTES Project Fall ‘22

Created a device for my Embedded System course using SEN-16476 pressure sensor to detect if a baby stops breathing for a certain duration, and automatically raises an alert.